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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
2
Will sell on change day next, at the corporate yards in Orange Milo store sheep, 9000 head advertised for sale. Tedford, Taylor, Went, and Cramer listed as sellers in this notice.
A structured record notes the sale of Mayara controlled by Myre Turner de Kenne and partners and the Springthorpe property to Ay G. stint. The transaction covers a 3009 irren lot with two-story buildings on freshfold while a conveyance to new owner is recorded, marking another district property sale.
A county coursing event between Ar UD and Murdock's Wave plus Mr G Adune Flick ended with Wave securing a comfortable win. A side note mentioned Shirvingto. A remaining match between Shr Bort Boalt and Gateen Flingey was not completed as the hare was withdrawn and the next round postponed to Sunday.
At a special Malone branch meeting of the New South Wales Wool Work Association protests arose against a proposed wool broker’s commission on profit distribution to wool growers. The resolutions argued that half the value per unit would be too high and criticized Imperial government reallocation plans.
A notice outlines the sale of Shirvington's bill works to settle debts. The sale will occur after a brief period, with expectations of transferring the business assets to the buyer under a legally approved sequence. Local parties involved include Parkes residents and attorneys Todd and an associate.
An improvised joint meeting of the Presbyterian and other churches is planned at Me Chott Church tomorrow evening. Leaders urge attendance as a live issue and mention arrangements for a joint effort with in-town communities.
Tomorrow night the Strand Theatre will present Her Kingdom of Drew starring Anita Btnweurr and a lineup of new features. The main attraction is followed by a packed supporting bill headlined by The Silent Mirror. Moviegoers are urged to arrive early for the screening of When the Child Who Stayed.
The renowned Katilon Bony underwent a Tent week veterinary inspection by Dr. Metbanrne Velerinars and others as part of care for a possible move to Ireland. Amidst transfers and ownership talk, Jemrich’s move ended the campaign, leaving Methourns and backers cautious about a return to racing.
A letter from Camp Hull resident My b Field describes travel through Poa Hun Temnate and Noverthe to Bourke with fodder shortages and a forced 44 hour week for shearers. He notes 800 to 1000 shearers at Bourke and Nyngan and families moving with little to their names seeking water and safety along routes to Bourke.
The telegraphic note describes fighters arriving in Australia from England, tax and wage disputes, and a government push toward a June referendum on prohibition and compensation. It reports railway and tramway pay disputes, rising costs, and delays in constitutional actions while noting typhoons and public health measures impact. It mentions ministers, labor parties, and a plan to register for regulation, with electric lighting rate changes under council review.
Flood worries rise as Friday and Sunday mornings bring 74 points revoriled. area cemeteries and towns including Barconong, Wedgerabong, and Glen Yarra report scattered impacts. Community centers and roads show strain with multiple districts listing affected areas and timings.
A garbled local item reports Peak Hill and Hayes discuss a Thursday race week affecting August events. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference a secretary, possibly a coordinator, and constraints on schedule. No firm names or outcomes are confirmed.
Fragmented report lists shooters including Kelly, Po A Mevingian, dr. Pielder, Whi A Mujler, Brownhill, and Markland in a clumsy Barkow rally. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a debate over a band contest with names and places garbled. It mentions Forben, Austoo, Bam, Mayne, and a comment about highest absorber of the year with unclear context. No clear event date, location, or outcomes emerge.
Land applications were lodged in the past week listing Te & Howat & Bots Li CP for 0 acres in Ashburnham parish with partial notes. WT Gow for 245 acres in Ashburnham. James Atell Mey ApeoiAT Towee OF XO with 560 acres. Forbes Ayrne for 70 acres in Mile End. Vincent Humesioat selection of 2458 acres. Kugowen and Dunbam for improvements. all related to various parishes and localities.
Jumbled OCR notes describe Lavhlay Street Bridge reopening plans, levee maintenance, June and July activities, a celebration for registration, and scattered ads for clothing and repairs. The text references local events, vendors, and prices with numerous garbled names and places.
The article notes plans to invite Premier Jobo Storey to officially open the Forbes Show with the Agriculture Minister scheduled to perform if the Premier is unavailable. It mentions Mrs Stibbard, Rankin 4, and Mr Serman Stibbard in connection with the event and local preparations across Forbes.
Postwar notes report Werle Day at Purben District School with social references and a formal opening of Forbes Quarter demolition Court. Judge Armstrong expected to arrive as Austen and Prattley finish 1600 pairs of Stan's Rock shoes this winter while market values and materials are detailed.
Routoy's Geneva correspondent reports Tou Shaw warning that UK Labour plans may spark violent revolt and that Britain could adopt HAL PUNO. London coverage notes tense public debate as observers in YORL discuss political shifts amid a chaotic scene of civil unrest and tragedy.
Fragmented text describes alleged burglary in Melbourne and Sydney ties to a Prince’s Hemith rumor. Public speeches affect Calon Sudhy Aarambil Aventury and Varravandal township notices. Advertisements urge purchases from Condobolin vendors and Warners, with mentions of Ready-to-Wear suites and up-to-date fashion.
Residents of Forbes urged to attend a theater event to raise funds for the high school honor roll. A deputation to Chamber of Commerce discussed support. Reverend L Heacock led talks and plans included a fundraising host and volunteer drive. Local leaders pledged to back efforts to boost school finances and improve facilities.
A noisy Forbes P A and H Association gathering in the council chamber on Saturday discussed show arrangements, donations, and photographers at the Forbes show. Debates covered fencing removal, ground use, and potential cost sharing among the Show Society Jockey Club and Council.
A garbled OCR note describes court actions and attendance demands. It mentions a guar 106 resplove and parties named Chong and DAE in a legal context. The text is unclear but implies rapid processing in two courts and a related marine matter.
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